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A Reservoir for Our Spirits: Melissa L. Sevigny Interviews Terry Tempest Williams

A Reservoir for Our Spirits:
An Interview with Terry Tempest Williams

October 30, 2019

Interview by Melissa L. Sevigny "I think those things that threaten to undo us—those acts of undoing actually are our moments of becoming." ... Read More...

Auricle Canyon
by Will Cordeiro

February 7, 2019

Nonfiction

Eight-thousand feet up in the Abajo Mountains of southeast Utah, the late September air gave a wicked chill. I bundled on my blue wool-lined j... Read More...

Letter to America
by Andrew Yang

January 14, 2018

Currents, Guest Editorial, Letter to America

Guest Editorial Dear America, I struggle to keep track and find my way through the pages of your continentally vast volume, ... Read More...

Old Road, New Stories: Modern Legacies, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Modern Legacies
by Rob Carney

November 8, 2017

Currents, Old Roads, New Stories

A Literary Series for Ryan Zinke I teach a Modern Legacies course at Utah Valley University. I call it “Futuristic Fiction... Read More...

Being Made by Sun and Sky:
Interview with Lauret Savoy

April 12, 2016

Interviews

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By Jourdan Keith About Lauret Savoy Lauret Savoy is the author of Trace: Memory, History, Race, and the American Landscape, in which she wea... Read More...

Announcing Terrain.org Issue 32: Craft

April 21, 2013

News

Spring 2013 Issue Issue 32 features a guest editorial by Mark Sofield; interview with New Urbanism founder Andrés Duany; Massachusetts' BioMap2 Conservation Road Map as the Unsprawl case study; a 15-sequence Utah poem by Christopher Cokinos with accompanying photographs by Stephen Trimble; Kate Protage's dynamic "Urban Slice" painting series as the ARTerrain gallery; poetry by David Wagoner, Maureen Kingston, Susana H. Case, Al Maginnes, Jenny Morse, Julie Lein, and Lauren Eggert-Crowe; an online chapbook from Dezhou, China with images and audio by Jeevan Narney; Nathaniel Brodie on earth, craft, and rock on the Grand Canyon Trail Crew; Tamie Marie Fields on fishing in Uyak Bay, Alaska; Mark Spitzer on pursuing the seven-foot gar; Julene Bair on farming above the Ogalalla Aquifer; fiction by David Rose, Steve Edwards, and Katie Rogin; reviews; and more!

On Paradox, or Here Is What I Mean
by Melissa Gutierrez

April 12, 2013

Currents, Guest Editorial

The human being is a walking label-maker. We with mouths and pens and keyboards love to define things, to dominate them with our nouns and verbs, jus... Read More...

Order and Entropy
by Nathaniel Brodie

April 8, 2013

Issue 32, Nonfiction

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Earth, Rock, and Craft on the Grand Canyon Trail Crew LTB was grunting. He always grunted as he moved stone, just as he muttered as h... Read More...

Awake in L.A.
by Josh Shear

January 6, 2013

Issue 31, Nonfiction

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3rd Annual Terrain.org Nonfiction Contest Finalist That moment when you’re screaming downhill into the valley, two hours out of Las Vegas i... Read More...

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